Hotel Condesa DF

Hotel Condesa DF occupies a building at Veracruz 102 in the Condesa neighborhood of Mexico City, facing Parque España on the edge of one of the capital's most popular districts for cafés, restaurants and tree-lined walking. Parque México and Avenida Amsterdam are a short stroll away, and the Chapultepec and Juanacatlán metro stations connect the area to the rest of the city. The hotel is a boutique property in an early twentieth-century building, with a minimalist, design-led interior by Mexican designer India Mahdavi, and it has long been associated with the creative crowd of Condesa and Roma. Rooms are offered as standard rooms, superior rooms and suites, with high ceilings and large windows in many categories. The restaurant serves Mexican-influenced dishes and breakfast, and the rooftop bar is a well-known spot for cocktails with views over the neighborhood's treetops, drawing local visitors as well as guests. Free WiFi is provided, and the hotel is pet friendly, which is unusual among Mexico City hotels. The service style is relaxed and informal, suited to couples, creative travelers and independent visitors rather than corporate groups or families seeking extensive facilities; there is no large pool or spa. Nightly rates of about MXN 3,200 to 5,500 place it in the upper mid-range. Visitors who want a base from which to eat and wander in Condesa and Roma will find the position convenient, while those planning to see the Centro Histórico will need a taxi, rideshare or metro trip of around 20 to 30 minutes. Evenings at the rooftop bar can be lively, so light sleepers may prefer a lower-floor room away from it.